Exit Wounds

Exit Wounds (2001)

Timing: 1:41 (101 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2001-03-16

Country

Canada, United States

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, NPV Entertainment

Genre

Action, Crime, Thriller

Budget

$33 000 000

Revenue

$79 958 599

Website

http://www.exitwounds.net/

Director

Andrzej Bartkowiak

Actors

Steven Seagal, DMX, Isaiah Washington, Anthony Anderson, Bill Duke, Michael Jai White, Jill Hennessy, Tom Arnold, Bruce McGill, David Vadim
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Scenario

Producer

Joel Silver, Dan Cracchiolo, Bruce Berman

Operator

Glen MacPherson

Composer

Jeff Rona

Artist

Audition

Richard Pagano

Editing

Derek Brechin
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• During filming in Hamilton, a van was towed upside down along the street as part of a chase scene; stuntman Chris Laymon and another stunt performer were reportedly rolling safely, but Laymon evidently hit his head and died six days later. Todd Schroeder suffered a concussion in the same incident. The scene was reshot with the van moving slower and the stunt performers positioned differently.
• Filming in Toronto was postponed again when David Vadim was arrested and accused of sexual harassment on set.
• Eva Mendes's character in the film was redubbed by another actress, but she only found out at the premiere, which she attended with all her relatives. She was later told that she herself sounded 'not smart enough.'
• According to Tom Arnold, Steven Seagal actually fell into the water while filming the scene on the boat.
• According to Steven Quadros (an American television host specializing, among other things, in sports combat interviews on cable television), the fight between Steven Seagal and Michael Jai White was not rehearsed in advance; the actors improvised everything from the first blow to the last.
• The scene featuring the helicopter attack on the bridge was filmed in Calgary, in the Canadian province of Alberta. When the film crew arrived, the bridge had already been closed for reconstruction for a year, and the explosions caused concern among local residents. Approximately six months later – after the bridge had reopened – a scandal erupted in Calgary because the film crew returned to reshoot some scenes and asked the city administration to close the bridge again.